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Public expenditures on tertiary education are above 1.8 % of GDP in Austria, Finland, Norway and Sweden …

„Public expenditures on tertiary education are above 1.8 % of GDP in Austria, Finland, Norway and Sweden (in comparison to the

„Teaching is one of the most challenging professions even though it is of lower status than many other professions (e.g.,

„Some societies value and respect their teachers and they recruit teachers from the most-qualified graduates. In contrast, other societies see

PISA 2018: „Immigrant students in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Lebanon and Sweden were more than twice as likely as their

„The share of private funds for tertiary education in Austria, Finland, Iceland, Luxembourg and Norway accounted for 8 % or less

„The resources of private schools enable them to offer a broader curriculum with more optional subjects, including, for example, more

„Education systems today have high expectations of their teachers in terms of pedagogical knowledge and expertise. […] Such high expectations

„The State’s education spending per head of the 16-18 population was, at £3,500, less than a quarter of the £15,333

„The generous parental leave policy in Finland apparently encourages many young mothers stay (sic!) at home during the first years

Deutschland: „Many young students with a university entrance qualification opt for VET instead of academic higher education (college or university).